THE BRAND
Forvitni is a small French accessories and jewelry company, entirely handmade in my workshop in Strasbourg.
Each piece is designed, conceived, and made to order by me, with great attention to detail and materials, to bring elegance and character to the simplest outfits. The world of Forvitni draws on alternative aesthetics, between medieval inspirations and a contemporary approach, with a constant search for balance between structure and avant-garde.
Designed as modular and assertive pieces, the creations can be worn as outfit accessories or as stand-alone style elements. They are also customizable, allowing you to co-create unique pieces that reflect your personality and fully express who you are.
Supporting Forvitni also means supporting a small artisanal French company that ethically manufactures its creations and prioritizes local suppliers as much as possible in an ecological approach.
When you place an order, there are no intermediaries: the piece is custom-made for you, shipped from my workshop in Strasbourg, directly to your home.
Presence & collaborations
Forvitni has found its place within events and artistic projects such as the Britney Market, as well as through collaborations with other designers and artists. The brand also works in partnership with Vertigo, for whom exclusive pieces have been created and worn on stage.
THE CREATOR
My name is Ludivine Hacquin and I'm the creator of Forvitni. I founded this small business in September 2020 and run it entirely on my own, from creating designs to shipping orders, including photography for social media.
It was during my studies in fashion design that I developed a real interest in accessories. My collections were always filled with them, as they allowed me to create richer and more accomplished outfits than clothing alone could.
During these studies, I also had the opportunity to make two handbags for Paco Rabanne, as part of Paris Fashion Week — an experience that reinforced my attraction to accessories in all their forms.
Kodama, my faithful Shiba Inu, always accompanies me during my work sessions in the studio. Here, she wears a chainmail headdress I made myself.